English Hot Honey

Woodstock English Honey

£9.95

Woodstock s Own Hot Honey! Handcrafted in small batches, our English Hot Honey marries the delicate richness of raw honey with the warm, lingering heat of chilli flakes. Each jar captures a perfect harmony — sweet floral notes that bloom first, followed by a slow, smoky spice that gently unfolds. We infuse our honey using a time-honoured method that preserves its natural enzymes, colour, and fragrance, ensuring every drop is as pure as it is bold. Drizzle it over aged cheeses, roasted vegetables, or crispy fried chicken, or swirl it into tea, cocktails, or marinades for a touch of refined heat

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UK company
Registered at Companies House as WOODSTOCK ENGLISH HONEY LIMITED, number 11619720. Checked 2026-08-29.
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